I'd follow Alasdair's advice in speaking to a professional registration advisor but first I would recommend using Career Manager, and completing as much of the application as you can before sending it to the PRA for review so they have a good understanding of what you do.
Career Manager has embedded Guidance on how to complete this - it should be your personal story, so written using the first person (I, my) and active verbs (I designed, I lead, I influenced, I negotiated, I developed, I tested etc). You should also try and cover all of the required competences (as outlined in the UKSPEC - available on the main IET site at: www.theiet.org/CEng)
The PRA will then be able to help ensure that you have made a good case for your application.
I'd follow Alasdair's advice in speaking to a professional registration advisor but first I would recommend using Career Manager, and completing as much of the application as you can before sending it to the PRA for review so they have a good understanding of what you do.
Career Manager has embedded Guidance on how to complete this - it should be your personal story, so written using the first person (I, my) and active verbs (I designed, I lead, I influenced, I negotiated, I developed, I tested etc). You should also try and cover all of the required competences (as outlined in the UKSPEC - available on the main IET site at: www.theiet.org/CEng)
The PRA will then be able to help ensure that you have made a good case for your application.
